Kinross collects Park prize once more at Doncaster
No stopping Ralph Beckett’s seven-year-old.
Kinross showed all of his class to claim Betfred Park Stakes glory for the second time at Doncaster. Ralph Beckett’s evergreen seven-year-old prevailed in this Group Two contest a couple of seasons ago before going on to land top-tier wins in the Prix de la Foret and the British Champions Sprint. His form this term had been a bit below that level, but Rossa Ryan was always sitting comfortably on this occasion.What. A. Legend!
Kinross cruises to @Betfred Park Stakes success at @DoncasterRaces under @Rossaryan15 for @RalphBeckett… pic.twitter.com/T5fYDEnBsd — At The Races (@AtTheRaces) September 14, 2024
Kinross responded impressively when asked to kick on at the furlong pole and the result was never in doubt from there, with the 11-4 shot coming home two lengths clear of favourite Lead Artist. He was subsequently cut from 7-1 to 4-1 for another British Champions Sprint success at Ascot by Paddy Power.
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